Where was A Tale of Two Sisters filmed?
2003 film directed by Kim Jee-woon
A Tale of Two Sisters (2003) was shot in South Korea, and that is the whole of what Wikidata records. No street, no building, no studio: the statement names a country or a state and stops there.
From published sources
Places named by newspapers, film offices, archives and city filming permits. Each source is linked.
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Towns & cities
Boseong-eup
South Korea
2 film archive records: 한국농어촌공사 보성지사(구 농업기반공사 보성지사), 전라남도 보성군 보성읍 봉화로 183 Korean Film Archive
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Towns & cities
Joan-myeon
South Korea
Film archive record: 남양주종합촬영소(구 양수리 종합촬영소), 경기도 남양주시 조안면 북한강로855번길 138“휴관” Korean Film Archive
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Towns & cities
Gwangju
South Korea
Film archive record: 선한빛요양병원(구 연세대 세브란스병원), 경기도 광주시 경충대로1926번길 119 Korean Film Archive
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Towns & cities
Hwasun County
South Korea
Film archive record: 금호화순리조트, 전라남도 화순군 백아면 옥리길 14-21 Korean Film Archive
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Towns & cities
Dong District, Gwangju
South Korea
Film archive record: 엔터시네마 극장, 광주광역시 동구 구성로 161 Korean Film Archive
Why there is no pin
A dot in the middle of South Korea would claim something nobody wrote, so this atlas leaves the statement as a sentence. The detail exists in the world (someone stood somewhere with a camera); it has simply never been written down as data. If you know where, it can be added to Wikidata, and this page fills in on the next rebuild.
Filming locations that are mapped there: South Korea